Airline: Style at 30,000 Feet (Pocket Editions)

Excellent, well packaged , highly recommended

Perfect, thanks

Keith's book evokes a slower time and space for pure customer service, when the brand, style, experience and environment enveloped one in a dreamworld. Through Keith's pertinent style notes and well-observed photography, this book is a gift of lessons learnt for anyone considering how to serve, how to create the best customer experience, how to delight the client.Take a look at the 13 reviews from the earlier edition: Airline Identity Culture Keith Lovegrove

Quite an amusing book, bought as a present.

I've just received my copy of Airline, and it's glorious - full of photos of the best and worst of stewardesses uniforms - and interiors to match. A neat insight to an era when flying was fashionable with stories behind the how and who was responsible for creating what Keith Lovegrove calls 'that parallel universe at 30,000 feet'.

front cover was creased but other that that pleased with the book . i wish it had been packaged so would not crease

This was the perfect gift for my ex-air crew daughter in law , who misses that life - she loved it!

With nearly 30 years working in the airline industry and being passionate about aviation since my early childhood, I was very disappointed by this item. It is only a catalogue of airline uniforms with hardly any information.

1930年頃から2000年頃までの、エアラインのファッション、機内食、内装などの写真が豊富です。古い写真からは、まだ航空機が贅沢な乗り物で、乗客の多くが紳士淑女だった時代の雰囲気が伝わってきます。当然のことながら、乗客のファッションにも時代性が感じられ、見ているだけで楽しめる本です。JALとANAの写真も沢山載っています。この内容にしては、とてもリーズナブルだと思います（千円台前半で購入）。

Love it, and lots of photos.

Nice book to understand aviation business down the timeline.

bellissimo libro che ha nell'apparato iconografico il suo punto di maggiore forza mostrandoci quello stile oramai - ahimè - perlopiù defunto col quale si viaggiava una volta in aereo (ma non solo: il libro ovviamente non ne parla, ma anche i viaggi in mare o in treno erano veramente un'altra cosa!).Il viaggio era, anche, eleganza al limite del glamour in certi casi. Che bei tempi! Che rimpianti! Che ricordi!

This is a coffee table book with a small size and soft cover. The photographs are excellent, and the text informative (if not exhaustively so). It takes you right back to the days when passenger flight was not an exercise in humiliation, frustration, and sustained discomfort...when passengers were customers and treated as if they were valued. Through presentation of fashion, it evokes whole eras of nostalgia, complete with music, manners, and morals. Reading it in this generation of airlines' economic failures, it's mind boggling to consider the decisions to invest in designer uniforms for "stewardesses," but it harks back to better days, when shareholders--like passengers--were more important than company executives, when branding was more glamorous. It's also an invitation to recent cultural and ecnomic history for youngsters with fashion interest.